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Collaborative Wiki

Computer (either at home or school) with PowerPoint, Prezi, Animoto, Movie Maker, or similar web 2.0 technology.
digital camera - the school media center has multiple cameras that can be checked out if the student does not have one
audio recording device - most cell phones have this capability, but the school media center has recorders that can be checked out
internet access - the school has computers the students can access before or after school if class time is not enough
local media center/library
Two adults that have lived in the community as long as the student has been alive - the teacher will help students identify teachers that fit the criteria

Middle School Social Studies - ‍Charles‍

Equipment and Links:

Colloborate Learning Structures and Techniques
EZine Rubric
Grammar Checker
Managing a Culturally Diverse Classroom
Mississippi Department of Education.
PBS Teachers
Web Tools for You to Use
Writing Process
YouTube

Berry, G. (2011). Enhancing effectiveness of Virtual Teams. Journal of Business
Communication, 48(2), 186-206, 21p; DOI: 10.1177/0021943610397270.

Lee, P., Leung, L., Lo, V. Xiong, C., & Wu, T. (2011). Internet communication versus face-to-face interaction in quality of Life. Social Indicators Research, 100(3), 375-389.

Pifarre, M. & Kleine, J. (2011) Wiki-Supported Collaborative Learning in Primary Education:
How a Dialogic Space Is Created for Thinking Together. International Journal of Computer Supported Collaborative Learning, 6(2), 187-205.